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Lauryn 8 month s ago
#6 
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Mortimer 8 month s ago
Lauryn,
Is that a tribble?
Is that a tribble?
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Parmelia 8 month s ago
Mortimer,
Yes Captain, it would appear to be a local indigenous species
referred to as a Tribble.
Dammit Jim! Of course it's a Tribble, that's the Trouble with Tribbles!!
Yes Captain, it would appear to be a local indigenous species
referred to as a Tribble.
Dammit Jim! Of course it's a Tribble, that's the Trouble with Tribbles!!
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Flossy 8 month s ago
#24
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Miriam 8 month s ago
#11, let the lawsuits begin!
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Sibbie 8 month s ago
#18 poor thing is bored sh#tless
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Almina 8 month s ago
Sibbie, yeah, I’d have to put that ugly thing out of its misery
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Theodosia 8 month s ago
Sibbie,
I think it's a sequel to #17
I think it's a sequel to #17
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Virdie 8 month s ago
Sibbie,
Yup, they pluck their own feathers when stressed, until it becomes a bad habit.
Yup, they pluck their own feathers when stressed, until it becomes a bad habit.
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Zada 8 month s ago
#15 here you can see a rare mating ritual where the female invites the male for a dance. After the male is not satisfied with the result of the impression he made on the female, tries to find another partner to mate with.
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Syl 8 month s ago
#5 I'm impressed!
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Theodosia 8 month s ago
#7 morning after Taco Bell
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Carm 8 month s ago
#3 looks like fake to me 
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Shaina 8 month s ago
#4 Why is the bed being monitored by video?
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Trannie 8 month s ago
Shaina,
Why even put up with it?
Why even put up with it?
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Shaina 8 month s ago
#6 Flannel moth?
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Shaina 8 month s ago
#23 Mesmerizing.
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Tensey 8 month s ago
#7 that is referred to as a tree chimneying
Is that a tribble?
Yes Captain, it would appear to be a local indigenous species
referred to as a Tribble.
Dammit Jim! Of course it's a Tribble, that's the Trouble with Tribbles!!
I think it's a sequel to #17
Yup, they pluck their own feathers when stressed, until it becomes a bad habit.
Why even put up with it?